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Part of the new Affordable Clean Energy rule announced Tuesday would focus on making coal plants more efficient — which could help them run for longer. But utility advocates say
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Indiana law allows families to choose which school to attend. The report found 100,000 families chose a school for their children other than their neighborhood school.
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A boost of federal funding will help send farm fresh fruits and vegetables to Indiana schools. The Indiana State Department of Health will receive nearly $100,000 from a USDA grant
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The Indiana Democratic Party Wednesday filed an ethics complaint against Republican Senate candidate Mike Braun – days after Republicans filed one against U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.), Braun’s opponent. The
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After a student and her teacher were shot at Noblesville West Middle School at the end of last school year, the summer was spent on renewed conversations about school safety
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Former Vincennes City Councilman Charles “Chuck” Sebring has died. Knox County Coroner Brian Hagen says the 37-year-old Sebring was found dead inside his residence at 120 North Third Street, where
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The Lincoln Memorial Bridge will be closed beginning next week. The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced a full closure of the bridge beginning on Monday. The round the clock
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Knox County will save some money as part of the ongoing sign replacement project. Highway Superintendent Benji Boyd gave the Knox County Commissioners an update at their meeting Tuesday night,
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A local fire department will be recognized and awarded state funds during a ceremony tomorrow afternoon. Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner and State Fire Marshal Matt Perez will be on hand
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More improvements are coming to the Fortnightly Club in Vincennes. Members of the Knox County Library Board yesterday approved purchasing eight new blinds from Regal Furniture Gallery and Showcase at
